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Mrs. VI. E. Banta and daughter, Miss Mabel.
rived home on Thursday from their summers trip TO
here for few days his way to Union Theolosica,
Seminary. New York IT. J. Allen and family will
Gibson guest of friends in Columbus on Tues
day and Wednesday. Miss Josie Jeetf, of Indian
- Mrs s. j. McMurray visited her SON. Lew McMur-
ray and family of Indianapolis during the past week.
E. Lake of Noblesvile visited in this city during the
past week Miss Minnie Parrish of Shelbyville IS
attending Franklin College Miss Della DUNCAN has
visiting his sister Mrs. G. H. HULL Miss Hattie
McCaslin. Miss Nettie Owen has returned from
Malott. KY, where she visited relatives Prof T.
this city on Tuesday night. He will study in Johns
Hopkins University this year Miss Gertrude GTlt-
city Miss Grace Briggs was the guest of friends in
indianapolis during the week.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES
The opening of Franklin College an suspicious
one Never in the history of the institution have
many students been enrolled early in the
term. The chapel is entirely to small to accommo-
date so MANY Announcements are being made
hold church exercises in divisions One new
professor and tutor have been added to the
teaching force Work on the new building is be"
ing vigorously pushed Dr. Z. Il. Day, of Winfield,
Charles F. Re1ay class of "a will finish the law
Mccoy and j. F. c. Noe, class of 81. the
ciate principals eff the Bethel Academy, in Bethel
Ky---Now is Il good time for friend of the college
TO give So, 600 for a new gymnasium Professor
Edward l.. Stevenson visiting college friends
here last week He enters Johns Hopkins University
'S7, is with college friends. He enters Newton
Theological Seminary at the opening of that nstitu-
tuition - At the close of the last college year
chemical department organized and Prof. A. b.
Chaffee. of the Latin department, asked to
take charge of it. He spent several weeks this
ner at Harvard University, and upon his return to
this city he accepted the department. The outlook is
very fattering for this new department in Franklin
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Rocbastar lob, Rean, and wife returned on Tues
day from summers outing in Michigan Mrs
Wall Ellis is in Chicago. Miss Ella Duekwan IS VS.
iting at Bunker Hill IF. W. Scott, of Omaha, was
in the city Thursday lad Friday the guest OF nls
sister Mrs W; DAILY Mrs r a. EDWARDS avn I.ue aan
Davenport Nth his daughters Flo and Mrs Bloom
field. visiting Indianapolis Mrs; ). u eo os
and daughter Kate IN Chicago the guest "
friends Miss Eva Mcfarland left Tuesday for her
home at Kansas City Mr. G Lsn Mn q h ene
KumIer on Wednesday and Thursday Mrs Gll-
lett, of Danvile, H. is visiting Mrs O. o. Doyle on
North Broadway Mrs. VIM Constant Is enaei
tanning Mrs. Haines of Indianapolis Inc WeeAy
social dances held last under the auspices ana
management of the Nonpareil Club. and whlch 49, I
such ENJOYABLE entertainments, to be resurneu ny
the club in few weeks. The membership comprises
the best society people.
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Green sburR.

Miss Ella Edwards of indianapolis. has been spend
ing several days here at her former home. Miss
Emma Reiter has gone to Oxford o., to remain dur
ing the winter. Grace Hamilton. Maggie Logan
and Emma shannon visiting Minneapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Christy will spend the winter
with Their daughter at Seymour Miss Lou Elder IS
visiting friends at Delhi O.--.Mr. and Mrs James
D. White have gone to Pendleton. Ind. whore Mr..
White will teacn this Miss Lottie Aiming
ton, of Brooksville, Fla. is with friends here at
her former home Licensed to marry this week
George W. Magee and Sallie Woodward, Samuel
Malsnary and Nancy Denham. George W. Schmidt
and Katie Kline, William Humphrey and Flora NJ.
HAYES, Charles E. Butler and Sarah Starke.
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arlestOn.

Mrs Ella Cummings of Indianapolis is
visiting c. w. Harr ana family Miss Cute
Dora will depart for London. Can.
turned from Dakota Mrs A Burke is visiting in
Mortimer Kan Miss Tude Barr. of Kansas is
guest of Miss Ella Brazelton Mrs Ida Tario and
child have returned from Port Henry, n. Y---.Joe
Emerson and wife, of Monticello, H. guests of s.
H. Record and wife Mrs. Felix Landes has re-
turned from her vacation visit Mrs L. Ell. Fickn
and Mrs Theop. VanDeren are visiting at Lindsay.
Ark Miss Kate Deobolt is visiting in Nation this
week Mrs Jas. Cummings and daughter May, of
Indianapolis in the city Harry and Walter
Ogden have returned to Chicago S. Hill and
Miss Martha Hitchcock married in this city
Tuesday afternoon Miss Lou Emerson is visiting
at Cedar Rapids Mich. Mrs. c. Bengner is visiting
at Fairfield o. Miss Lucy Bull. of Chicago is q
guest of Judge Cunningham and family d. Dodi-
mead and wife are home from Indiana.
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Paris.

Dr. English and family left Friday afternoon for
California spend the winter r.. Andrew Vance, of
Topeka KAN. and Mrs Kate Wisenan. of Marysville
Cal. visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Vance IN this city Mrs. Walter Beebe arrived
Friday from her bridal tour in Europe, her hus-
band remaining in Philadelphia - Mrs. Warren
Davis and daughter, Miss Cora, of Terre Haute, and
Miss Georgia Bearss, of Peru. Ind, the guests
of Mrs. Mary Blackman and daughters Miss Hat
tie Shouff visited relatives in Char lesion last week
Miss Lulu Rogers, of Chrisman Ill., is the CUES of
Miss Nettie Hunter Misses Hattie and Hanna
Smith of Terre Haute, were the guests of the Misses
Levings Sunday Miss Maud Rude and Miss An
Augustus left on Tuesday for DePauw University.
Mrs Amy Archer of Chicago. visited relatives in
Chicago last week. Mr.. L. b. Paxson, of Sherman,
Texas is visiting relatives in this ely Mr.. James
Hannah and wife, Of Schenectady, y. Y are visiting
Silver CItv N NJ. is visiting relatives here Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Besier have returned from New York.
Mrs Gerusha Webster of Chicago is visiting rel
atives in this city. Mrs. II. Van Selars and
daughter Name have returned from Tennessee.
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METRoPoLITANs. 4; ATHLETICS, 4
Working Up a New Association.

MINNEAPoLIs Sept. 17.-There is scheme
being quietly worked for the formation of
base ball league association. The probabi ites
that IL will be called the Western Base ball Associa-
ton. The plan is to take in Kansas City, Omaha,
Chicago Milwaukee,, Minneapolis st. Paul. Des
Moines, Dubuque St. Louis. and, perhaps, St Jo-
seph. Correspondence has been going on between
ball in all of the above cities for time
past. Representatives from Kansas City, Omaha.
Chicago aud St. Louis have been in ST. Paul and Min
neapolis to look the situation and the matter
has been quite generally considered from every stand
point. The whole thing has been done secretly, for
the reason that the interested planning to
sign of the best players in both the National
League and American Association at the close of the
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Racing at sheepshead Bay.

New YoRK Sept, 1.-THE attendance at Sleeps
head Bay to-day tremendous, the weather fine.
and the track fast, though dusty.
First Race-One and three sixteenths mile. Rich
rnond by half length; Argo second. Eurus
third Time, 2:0214
Second Race-The challenge stakes, for two and
three year-ods; mile .FlageoIletta by eight
lengths; Strideaway second, Santa Rita third.
Time. 1:413. 80
Third Race-The autumn two-yeaY-olds selling
stakes threequa. ters of mile. Badge won by a
length; Leon second. Ballston third Time, ITO
Fourth Race-The great Long Island stakes; one and
three eghths of q mile heats Lady Primrose won the
first heat and Emma Hooth the next and the race.
Time-1:55, 1:5S. 1:59.
Fifth Race-Handicap; and one-quarter mile.
Lelex won; Voante second, Florence NJ. third. Time,
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.


Dr. w. B. Clark and wife bid Champaign friends
good bye and returned to Jackson, Mich. Tuesday.
49, Prof. y. Butler is home from his vacation visit.
- Miss Kate Whittier has gone to Chicago, where
she will continue the study of vocal music Miss
Minnie Pierson has returned from months visit at
Paris H. Miss Mary Willis is at home after a
vacation Miss Paxson departed FOR home Rich
mond Ind the past eek Mrs. Williams. of Deca-
tor, is guest of Mrs. 9. G. HILL Mrs Fannie b.
81 erfy is home from Wa1keska.- Prof. Woods and
wife are home from Washington D. Co. Miss Ella
Knight of Covington. Ind, is guest of Mrs. l.. c.
Garwood Mrs. Charles Drake, of Cincinnati visited
friends in this city the past week The friends of
Misses Agnes and Jennie Mckinley Mary Swannell
and Bessie Scroggs gave them farewell dance Friday
evening.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Totals. III u q 10 Totals.---- Il a L
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Mesdames Hattie Patterson and Julia Whiteman
have returned from visit with relatives at Ander
son. Mrs. Linda Hinchman is entertaining Mrs.
Emma Ham, of Cambridge City Rev. J. c. Murray
and wife of Atlanta Ga. visiting friends here
Mrs J. Lee Furgason has returned from a visit to
Mrs. c. G. Mitchell at indiana polis- Capt. Il. M.
Morrison of the Columbus, o.. barracks, is visiting
his brother Robert, here Miss AIDA Harden, of
New Castle was in attendance at the meeting of
Social Lodge l. .. o. F.. Wednesday -Mesdames l..
T. Hinchrnan and Emma Hauu and Miss Mamie
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Marshall.

Miss Cora Archer is home from Greenup, where
she spent the with the family of her uncle,
Col Kelly Smith Miss Matte Manley. of Terre
Haute, was the guest of friends here Wednesday and
Thursday d. o. Martin. w. Il. Martin, Mrs Jas,
w. Graham and Miss Grace Archer have gone to Den
yer, Col. on extended visit to friends and rea-
lives Mrs w. D. Griffith of Terre Haute is visit
ing her parents John Morton and wife Miss Ida
Mitchell is in Ashnore, visiting her many relatives.
~. S. Gill; of St. Louis is in the city r. L. Du-
laney, his daughters Ida and Cecile and his sister
Miss Lizzie. Mrs Ed Garwood, Joseph Claypool and
wife Jesse Claypoo and wife. Miss Ollie Claypool,
Mr. Sherry CIaypool. Frank Fairall, Henry Wells,
J. Hughes and wife and Mrs. Phil Griess visited
Chicago last week Miss NJ. III. Aydelott gone
to Paola Kan, TO spend few weeks with her sister.
Mo-. to spend few months with her brother, G. II.
Pritchard 49,. Miss frankie Martin is home from
Terre Haute. Misses Nellie and Electa McNeen
visited relatives here last week DR.. j. NJ. Fry of
Cleveland, o.. the guest of his brother o. 2.
Fry. last week Homer Chenowethe Fred Bartlett
and Fenton Booth have gone to Greencaste attend
DePauw- Misses Fannie and Cora OBoyIe of
Terre Haute, visit the first of last
week. Rev. J. kaufman is at Buffalo, n Y, at
tending the General Conference of the German
Church. Mrs Katie Hess, of Tulare Cal, who has
been visiting her parents here for several weeks
started for home Monday g. Bamesberger has
gone Emporia Kan. to visit relatives few weeks
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500 600 Package Missing.

ST PAUL Sept ia telegram received in st.
Paul from Duluth tnis afternoon states that pack
AGE Of money containing 500 900, has mysteriously
disappeared from the Union National Bank OF that
city, The officers very retcent about the matter
One of the director the bank who resides in this
citv received a telegram this morning II regard to
the matter and ne sent detective to me ct the Du-
was held and looked over and one or two persons
searched but the person suspected OF the robbery
was not discovered. Pioneer Press Duluth
special saws: cashier Ware assures youn CORE
spondent that there has been no defaIeaton or
mbezzlement and none of the banks employees are
suspected Of wrong doing He also says the facts IN
the case will be made public in few days,
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Mrs Sophia Scott Mrs. Q. 6. Mac and Mrs. Leone
Kner instituted lodge of the o. e. S. Decatur on
Satur day evening Miss Maggie Anderson has de-
pared for California Dr. Clinton b. Wing and wife
departed for Boston this week Mrs. Lenhart and
Mrs. D. Owens visited Peoria. H. friends this week.
Miss Mollie Thornton. of Shelbyville. H., the
guest of Mrs j. A. Lumpkin part of the week
Mrs. A. H. Sutherland, of Humbolt. H. is visitor
at Sailor Springs. Mrs. Henry DAZZLING; Mrs. Mohl
to Germany j. Birch and daughter home
from Rochester, n. Y Mrs. A J. Gregory. of Shell
byyille, H., the guest of Miss Edna Buck this
week Robert L. Ewing and family and Miss Lulu
Jones departed for Washington, d. e. on Wednes-
week Mrs. J. d. Herki1ner is the guest of Mrs
McKeen, in Terre Haute d. Adams and family, of
War Eagle Mills. Ark, guests of Coles county
friends Miss Alice Dora has returned from War
rensburg, Mo.
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Lookout Mountain,

No more pleasant and attractive trip is offered
at the cheap rates which seem to prevail in all
directions than the Kankakee line offers in the
S14 05 rate to Chattanooga, Tenn, and return.
Besides the scenery direct the great Cncln-
natl Southern route a road that abounds with
interesting scenery. there is Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge and all the interesting in
cidents clustering around Chattanooga, aud
growing and best towns of the South. Its man
ufacturing interests wonderful.
Tickets will be sold by the Kankakee line
Sept 20 to %. goodAto return ten days from date
of sale, for $14 O5 round trip Inquire at Union
Depot or at corner Washington and Meridian
streets. J. II. MARTIN.
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Or. F. A. Chenoweth and wife visiting the re.a
tives of Mrs. Chenoweth at Oxford o. Miss Anna
McKewn. of Columbus Ind. granddaughter OF
Beatty McClellen, is the guest of Mrs E. F. goodrich
week to attend Earlham College the coming winter:
IT. T. Norman and wife, 2. E. Goodrich and
wife and J. S. Enge and wife went to Cincinnati on
"Wednesday Mrs Kate Smith is in Cincinnati for
weeks Frank Kizer and Alice Canada, Chas.
Miller Minnie Evans, Clara Miller and Belle Evans Wis
tied in Louisville Sunday. the guests of Mrs Kate
Katy and May Stutsonman- Mrs. Kent Browne has
gone to Evansville where she has position as
teacher in the schools. Mrs. Margaret Monks is
=. Id, lie
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Greenfield.

HI. J. Williams and family visiting at Center
vile Mrs. Andrew Hagen of Fortville in the
Florence, o. DIR. John L. Marsh and family of
Brownsburg, were the guests of friends here
last week Mrs. A. r. Walker and children
visiting in New Palestine Hiss Lucy Hill, of
Carthage, is spending few days with Greenfield
friends Miss Minnie Butler is be married to-day
to Geo. w. Judy. of Ohio Miss Alma Martin is
tertaining Miss Lulu Hill, of Chicago Several fash
ionable weddings are booked for next month Mr..
and Mrs. John zuber of Chanute, Kan, visiting
friends in this city.
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Score by innings.

Chicago ---.-. o o o o O-5
New York. O o O o D 2-5
Earned runs-New York. 5; Chicago 2 Three-base
hlts-Burns f2), Conner. Home uns-Williamson,
Herman Stolen bases-Pettit, Pfeffer, Ward,
Ohourke ~, Murphy, WEIGH. Double play-Ward
and Conror. First balls-Willamson. Ward.
Gillespie WEIGH. Hit by pitched ball-Anson. First
base on errors-Chcago. 3; New York, 3. Struck out
by Sprague, a; by Welch. A. Wild pitch-Sprague.
TIrne-2:26 Umpirc-P OVERS
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Terre Haute,

Mrs. Theodore Hudnut and Miss Kate Hudnut
visited friends in Charlottesville this week Mrs
James F. Gookins wife of the artist is visiting her
father z. VI. Donnely Miss Louise Ireton OF On
cnnati is visiting Mrs. B. F. Ravens Mrs. Grove
Craft of Louisville is in the city visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Dasey Mrs Joseph Mochesaeyy mas mas
Daughter Mrs Ball Mrs. Frances Haverly spent
the week with her sister. Mrs Dick Boudinot at Dan
VILE III Miss Cora Wilson. of Paris is VISITING
her sister. Mrs ALVIN Adams Miss Mamie PETER
man. of Logaus port spent few days this week with
Miss Matte Mancourt Miss Cora Davis IS visiting
Miss RlackIn..u. at Paris.
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SheIbyviue.

The Kensington Club met at the residence OF Mrs:
William Major Friday afternoon Miss georgia
Blanchard is visiting friends in Marion Ind, eer
former home The Matinee Musicale wili mees ior
organization on Oct IL in the parloIs OF me f1esoy
terrain Church Miss Lizzie Blue. who mas oeen
visiting Mrs. Charlie Wood for some time mas re-
turned to her home in CrawfordsvlHe- MIS-
Lou Clark in Indianapolis last week on business
- Mrs. John Horst is visiting relatives IN nSash
vile Miss Maggie Hadley. who visited Mrs. naIry
Ray the past week, has returned to her nome III us
cola, H. Miss Addie Whitesides and MISS haIle
Axb, who have been visiting friends here re.nrnea
to their home in Franklin. Monday - MISS 1alnn i',
Parrish left for Franklin Wednesday, where she VIII
attend school this winter. Miss FANNIE oage,
OF Dayton, o.. is the guest Oh inc
Misses Dunn Mrs. K. NJ. Hord has been vls1Ens
friends in Indianapolis the past week ;ss
Wingate attended the Nashville fair last week
Katie Fcher of Cincinnati who has been the guest Oh
Mrs Dan DePrez, returned to her home Wednes0ay;
- Miss Lou Enos accompanied her sister, MIS-. Hlii
Safer of Indianapolis, to Cincinnati, friday r.
guest of Miss Mote for the past
ten weeks returned to his home in Lebanon, ~
Wednesday, Miss Fanny Joseph, of No6lesvlile,
visited her sister Mrs. Wiley Davis. at the kay
House, last week. Miss Mary Irwin was gwen
farewell party at the home of Miss Emma Alexander
Friday evening before her departure for her home IN
Greencastle Miss Nellie Stackhouse. OF Indanapo
lis visited the Misses Sutton of South harrison
street during the fair Miss Zofa Metzser Vs-leo
friends in Rushville, last week.
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Attemp,ea Train wrecking.

MEXICO, Mo, Sept ia double attempt at train
wrecking the Jefferson City branch of the chicago
When near Guthrie the engineer of north bound ac-
comnodation train discovered an obstruction on the
track stopped the train in time to avoid accident
He found heavy iron fish plate had been fastened
across the track The ain proceeded cautiously and
out two miles further on found the track ag ain OBJ
sfruetcd by a pile of ties. These were removed and
the train proceeded without accident.
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MOnteZunla.

Mrs. ALI Mcdonald will spend Sunday in DANA
Mrs. William Skeeters, of Marshall visited friends
here this week. Mrs. Name Feers, of Realsvile,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Highnote-
Miss Clarke is visiting at Marshall Mrs. H. Christ,
of Marshall, H., in town this week Miss
Mabel Pickard of Terre Haute. is the guest of Miss
Aggie Bailey Mrs. j. Z. Donaldson. of Covington,
has been visiting friends here Miss Anna Cheese
wright of Bono was the guest of Mrs. Storr Sun
day. Mr. Milton Frazier and family, Of Los
Angeles Cal, here visiting relatives Mrs j.
NJ. Fitch, of Fredonia, Kan, is here Miss Allie
Conner is visiting friends in Terre Haute.
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st. Joseph.

L. E Stephenson visited in Chicago Tuesday Miss.
es Fife and Lydia Glasscock will attend school at
Champaign the coming winter Mrs. Dunlap, OF
Lde the guest of Mrs Purcell the past week
Misses Mamie McCown and Josie Jarrett visited ~
the country Sunday VIM. McCown accompanied
B. f. McCown home from Breckenridge. Ind, re-
Gently Joseph Hamilton of Mclean county, VS.
tied the Purcell family this week Harry Downs has
gone to Russell Kan.
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10 for California.

THE GOLDEN STATE AND RETURN FOR $50
The Kankakee line have arranged for round
trip fare to California. offering a diversity of
routes. going one route and returning another.
First-class round-trip tickets, good six months
for return. and good ten stop-offs at pleasure of
purchaser, and all for $50. For round trip, for
all kinds of information about California, and
for tickets. call at companys office. corner
Washington and Meridian streets
J. h MARTIN
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home from Clark, Oak Miss Kate Lindley. OF DE
Land. Fla, is guest of Dr. NJ I4indey Mrs. !, en-
Wheldon. of Emporia Kan. is visiting friends II
Urbana. w. Williamson and family are home from
Ohio. Mrs. N II. Cohen is visiting at Napoleon,
o. Misses Alice and Matte Lemon have returned
to their home Morrsonvilie after pleasant Visit
with Mrs. M. e. Watson Miss Emma Yanos Is US
iting friends at Evansville, Ind. Misses Lille ~
Claim and Flora Morris attended the O. G. T. Grand
Lodge meeting at Peoria this week.
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Harvest Excursion"

On Sept 10 and 20 the Beeine will sell
round trip tickets St. Louis at rate of 81 so,
good returning within thirty days. From St.
Louis to points South or Southwest you can buy
round-trip tickets above date fare.
For further information apply to G. PECK, D.
P. A, No 2 Bates House. 1884 South Illinois
street and Massachusetts, avenue depots, Indian
apolls
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GreenCastle.

Mrs. Florence Dunbar has returned from her sum-
rner visit to northern Indiana Mrs. Joseph Ting
ley. of Kansas City, is visiting her sister Mrs South
ard "A delightful party given by Miss Ida An.
derson at her home, Friday evening. in honor of
her guest, Miss Suttield. of Louisville Mr.. and
Mrs. Little of Los Angeles CAL, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Landers- Mrs D. IL. Smith, of
Trenton, Mo-, is visiting her sons, A. A and Harry
Smith Mrs. Minnie i. Tucker. of Mt. Sterling.
KY. is visiting her parents in this city. Miss Susie
Pennington of Rockport Ind, is visiting Miss Carrie
fal
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Other League Games.
DETROIT, ~; WASHINGTON, 3.

DETROIT, IL; WASHINGTON, )
DETROIT, Sept 17.-But one hit was made of
Whitney, up to the sixth inning, when the home
team pounded him for seven earned runs. In
the eighth he was hit for four angles and two
doubles two singles being made after the side
should have been out The visitors earned
their three runs in the eighth, on singles by
Myers and Farrell and a home run by Donnelly.
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IotaTs- W ~ ~ ~ ri IoLaIs- o * n II .
Score By innings:
Ipdianapclis 4 o o o l. 6
pbiiadeiphia .----I L o 3 III
Tsrnel runs-Indianapolis. 2; PhiladephiaS.
Tvo-baHe hits-McGeachy, Fogarty, hulvey. Fergu-
son. Farrar, Clements.
Threebase hits-McGeachy, Farrar, Irwin.
Home run-Fogarty.
Double piays-McGsachy and Denny; Brown and
Denny; Ferguson to Irwin to Farrar.
First base on balls--Wood ~ Andrews (3l Fo-
gartv Ferguson ca Farrar. Brown. Seery, Hackett.
stolen bases-Wood. Andrews (2l. Fognrty Mulvey
~ Ferguson az, Farrar, Irwin, McGeachy. Glass
cock Rnd Ssery.
First base Oh errors Philadelphia. AZ Indianapo-
lis. 3.
Struck out-Brown ~, Wood. Fogarty (2.)
Passed ball-Hackett.
Wild pitches-Leitrer, 2.
Time-1:55.
Observation-Disclosures.
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Steamship News,

LONDON. Sept IL. -Arrived: Holland, from New
York.
New YORK, Sept. 17.-Arrived: Edam, from
AIMS terdarn.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-Arrived: Maryland.
from London.